Have We Done Our Share Have We Done Our Share
Next Wednesday July 20, is the day we have company for dinner. It is the day our manners homes gardens yards city and streets will be inspected by hundreds of strangers who will remember us for life. Many strive to brighten their corner and join the clean up squad at once.
New Lens Law Second Article of Series
A historical note explains common headlight lens adjustments for safe driving. It describes four focal methods rim, bulb, inside rear, and outside rear adjustments, how filament position affects beam spread, and a test method to focus headlights by projecting onto a screen 25 feet ahead.
Headlight Lens Focusing and Adjustment Instructions
Instructions describe focusing two lamp lenses on a screen by adjusting bulb positions to align focal points. If tilt is needed, adjust downward so bright spots shift. ensure lamp centers match headlight centers. Note carburetor adjustment, and that a future article will cover public works rules and regulations.
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Department of Public Works
Neighbors Harvest Corn For Sick Neighbor Near Bruning
Twenty men with teams entered the field of sick neighbor Nane Gerdes and laid by 100 acres of corn near Bruning. Gerdes is in Lincoln hospital recovering from a second operation. His wheat was cut and shockers from Bruning later shocked forty five acres.
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Nane Gerdes
Bruning
Gerdes
Lincoln
Care of Leather on the Farm
Specialists from the United States Department of Agriculture warn that neglecting leather care wastes resources on farms. Harness sets wearing out in 2 to 5 years in the South add unnecessary replacement costs. properly cared for leather can extend service life and reduce expenses.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Harness Care and Repair Guidelines for Durable Leather Goods
The article urges long lasting use of leather harness and belts to save cost. It advises cleaning with tepid water and mild soap, drying, oiling while damp, and air drying before use. It warns against cracked grain, grease buildup, and weak straps. It recommends heavy, properly fitted reins and belts and following belt maker guidance to prevent machine downtime. It emphasizes economical choice of heavier harness and proper maintenance to extend life and reduce waste.
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United States
Belt care and maintenance tips for pulleys and belts
The text outlines proper belt usage and care to prevent slipping and misalignment. It covers avoiding loose or tight lacing, avoiding rapid load changes, moisture, and worn pulleys. It instructs wiping the belt nightly, cleaning before oiling, using warm water and neutral soap, and applying dressing lightly with cotton waste or felt. It lists dressings made from cod liver oil, neater’s foot oil, tallow, and wool grease free from mineral acids.
Men's Union Suits and Leather Work Gloves Itemized
Classified listing for menswear including ecru or white union suits and leather work gloves made from horse hide. Gloves described by face wrist or gauntlet pair.
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